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Nick Vujicic Nick Vujicic i(A139052 works by) (birth name: Nicholas Vujicic)
Born: Established: 1982 Brisbane, Queensland, ;
Gender: Male
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1 1 y separately published work icon Unstoppable : The Incredible Power of Faith in Action Nick Vujicic , Sydney : Random House Australia , 2013 8435164 2013 single work autobiography

'Millions around the world recognize the smiling face and inspirational messages of Nick Vujicic. Born without arms or legs, Nick has not allowed his physical challenges to keep him from enjoying great adventures, a fulfilling and meaningful career, and loving relationships. Nick has overcome trials and hardships by focusing on the promises that he was created for a unique and specific purpose, that his life has value and is a gift to others, and that even though he may endure hardships, God is always present and in control. Nick credits his success to the power that is unleashed when we put our faith into action. ' (Publication summary)

1 1 y separately published work icon Life without Limits Nick Vujicic , New York (City) : Doubleday Religion , 2010 Z1766283 2010 single work autobiography

'Life Without Limits is the story of gutsy Nick Vujicic, an amazing 28-year-old Aussie born without arms or legs who is now an internationally successful inspirational speaker. Packed full of wisdom, testimonials of his faith and laugh-out-loud humour, Nick tells of life in his 'Chesty Bond' body, his visit to Africa at the age of 20 where he gave away $20,000 of his life savings to the poor, and raised another $20,000 for them on the side, and how he learned to surf, skateboard, dive and more.

'Noting that "perfection isn't always perfect" and that "brokenness can be a good thing", Nick shows how he learned to accept what he could not control and focus instead on what he could. He encourages everyone to find their life's purpose and, whatever their obstacles, go for it. He's already appeared in an acclaimed short film doing his own stunts, and his zest for life is unbelievably infectious.' (From the publisher's website)

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